IRS picture
What the IRS sees
Balances, tax years, filings, notices, payments, penalties, and collection signals from IRS records.
Brevitax is IRS resolution software that combines what the IRS sees, what your finances allow, and what your life requires. Then it helps you compare realistic paths, follow every step, stay ahead of tasks and deadlines, and verify the result.
For balances, notices, missing returns, collection pressure, and unclear prior work — from the first record to a confirmed outcome.

See balances, filings, notices, payments, and collection activity organized by tax year.
Build the household, income, expense, asset, and ability-to-pay picture the IRS evaluates.
Add hardship, urgency, family needs, timing, and goals that numbers alone cannot explain.
Compare realistic IRS programs, understand tradeoffs, and know when qualified help is safer.
Work through checklists, forms, documents, tasks, due dates, milestones, and reminders.
Refresh IRS records to confirm what posted, what changed, and what still needs attention.
Brevitax keeps three different sources of truth clear, then brings them together for the decision.
IRS picture
Balances, tax years, filings, notices, payments, penalties, and collection signals from IRS records.
Financial picture
Household income, necessary expenses, assets, equity, and monthly ability to pay.
Life picture
Family responsibilities, hardship, urgency, health, timing, and what a sustainable outcome means to you.
One connected journey
Match the notice to your IRS account, understand what changed, and see what needs attention.
Understand my notice →See how each tax-year balance developed, then build the financial and life pictures that shape your options.
See the whole balance →See which years the IRS shows as filed, missing, or still processing before deciding what to do next.
See how the journey works →Compare promised work with refreshed IRS records and see what posted, what changed, and what remains open.
Verify the result →
Bring together balances, payments, penalties, missing returns, notices, collection activity, and the events behind them — not just one intimidating total or a stack of transcript codes.

Build the financial picture used in collection decisions, then add the household realities that do not appear on an IRS transcript. Missing information stays visible instead of silently becoming a zero.

See how IRS records, household finances, and life circumstances shape possible programs. Compare fit, requirements, tradeoffs, and what information is still missing before making a decision.
If the situation is urgent, unsupported, or high-risk, Brevitax does not invent a self-service answer. It explains what was detected and prepares a professional-help path.

Brevitax turns the plan into one working checklist with system steps, forms, documents, your own tasks, due dates, status, milestones, and reminders.
See what you need to do, what is overdue, what is waiting on the IRS, and the single best next action whenever you return.

Refresh IRS records after work is submitted to see what posted, what is still pending, what changed by tax year, and whether the expected outcome is confirmed or needs review.
Some matters should not receive a confident self-service answer. Brevitax checks for urgent deadlines, active collection risk, bankruptcy or litigation overlap, trust-fund exposure, fraud indicators, and other high-risk conditions.
Recommendations change. Documents go missing. IRS records take time to update. Brevitax keeps the decision, the work, and the IRS response connected so the story does not have to be reconstructed later.
See which facts supported a recommendation and how the final decision was made.
Keep forms, submissions, deadlines, communications, and completed work on one record.
Return to the IRS account to confirm what posted, what changed, and what remains open.
Understand what is owed
From IRS recordsSee how it built up
Year by yearFind what needs attention
Separated from noiseCheck what the IRS did next
After a refreshMost people only get two bad choices: figure it out alone or hand everything off before understanding the account. Brevitax adds a guided path that keeps the facts, decision, work, and result connected.
Use IRS records, household finances, and real-life circumstances without mixing one source up with another.
Software and education — not a debt-settlement shop or representation retainer in disguise.
Share the same organized record with the professional you already trust.
Check whether promised work actually posted when someone else was handling the case.
Return to one clear next action, with tasks, dates, reminders, milestones, and waiting states kept in context.
Brevitax does not take over your case or represent you before the IRS through this product.
See each tax year, assessments, and what may need attention before choosing what to do.
Read more →Identify the notice, compare it to account records, and understand what changed.
Read more →Review what was done, what is still open, and what the IRS record shows now.
Read more →Plain-language explainers for transcripts, notices, and common account questions.
Read more →Direct answers about what the software does, how the journey works, and when a professional should step in.
Brevitax Personal is IRS resolution software for taxpayers. It organizes IRS records, builds your financial and life pictures, compares realistic paths, turns your selection into tasks and deadlines, sends reminders, tracks progress, and checks refreshed IRS records to verify what changed.
No. IRS records are the starting point. Brevitax also captures household income, expenses, assets, ability to pay, hardship, urgency, family needs, and future goals so possible paths are evaluated against the whole situation.
Brevitax compares the IRS record, your financial picture, and your life circumstances. It shows which programs may fit, what each requires, the tradeoffs, and what information is missing. You make the final selection.
Your path becomes a guided action center with system steps, forms, documents, personal tasks, due dates, milestones, status, and reminders. It separates items that need your action from items waiting on the IRS.
Brevitax detects conditions that should not receive a fabricated self-service answer. It explains the concern, preserves known deadlines, lists records to gather, identifies the appropriate type of credentialed help, and keeps preparation tasks moving.
No. Brevitax is software and educational information, not a law firm, CPA firm, or tax relief company. It does not represent you before the IRS. You can use it yourself, share it with a professional you already trust, or move to guided help when needed.
After work is submitted, you can refresh IRS records. Brevitax compares snapshots to show balance, filing, lien, levy, missing-return, and posting changes, then marks the expected result as waiting, confirmed, contradicted, or needing review.
Start with the record. Decide from facts.
Create a personal account, bring the IRS records you have, and let Brevitax guide the financial picture, life picture, path, steps, reminders, and verification.
7-day trial · card required · cancel anytime · Software prepares the work · People make the decisions
Brevitax Personal starts with what the IRS has posted, then adds the household financial picture and the life circumstances that determine whether a path is workable. It carries that decision into guided steps, personal tasks, deadlines, reminders, milestones, and verification against refreshed IRS records.
Urgent notice windows, active collection risk, bankruptcy or litigation overlap, trust-fund exposure, fraud indicators, and other high-risk facts should not receive a fabricated self-service answer. Brevitax preserves known dates, explains what was detected, prepares the records checklist, and directs the taxpayer toward the appropriate credentialed help.
The selected path becomes one action center rather than a static recommendation. Brevitax combines guided program steps with forms, documents, taxpayer-created tasks, due dates, in-app attention, consolidated email reminders, waiting-on-IRS status, and before-and-after account verification.